Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-01
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
4 Difference of Opinion as to the Re
eurrence of Earthquake Shocks
in Southern Europe.
The Inhabitants in Many Places Still En-
camp.d IN the Fields Great Suffer
ing Reported.
The Esrthqu akes.
A SAD STATE OF AFFAIRS


ROME, Feb. 2S.-The panic was re-
port that + ,ther DenZs had predicted an
other shock, both there and at Savona.
The people refuse to return to their
houses. They sleep In carriages and I'M
provised places OF shelter. SignOr Gent
ona, Minister Of Public Works, has visited
Bsjador and has attended the funeral Of
go victims of the church collapse, who
We're buried in common trench in tn:
cemetery. He also made arrangements
for temporary hospital for the in ured.
Slight oscillations were felt to-day at AL
benga and Porto Mosrizco. Relief COM
mittees are being organized throughout
the country, but 1t is impossible to sup
ply the numerous wants A bill will be
introduced in Parliament for a credit
of 500, 900 for relief purposes. Signors
DenZi and Bianchi, experts, say there
need be no further fears. San RemoiS is
deserted. There were 303 persons killed
and i so injured in that town. The troops
have been compelled to keep back at the
point of the bayonet crowds of despsiring
men and women who were impeding the
work of rescde in their efforts to hnd
missing relatives. The bodies of the vic
tins OF the disaster are terribly dlsfg-
ured. The sufferings of the survivors
are great. The supply of provisions,
drugs aud ambulance apparatus is pain
fully inadequate. The work OF rescuer5 is
attended with considerable danger. Ia
some cases the soldiers have been obliged
to fee from falling walls, although they
could hesr the groanS Of victims buried
beIeath the debris. All the members of
the family of the Mayor Of Baiador were
killed. OF another family Consisting OF
twenty-five persons named Maestro
only q single member, half de-
mented, is LETT. Hall clothed people
are wandering on the sesshore
exposed to the Indictment weather. At
taken cut alive after being entombed
three days. GrOaas can still be heard in
the ruins, especially N Via Gsribaldi.
The lost oil wss valued al SIS, 000. Losses
on other sources are heavy. Onegla is
threatened with storm of rain or snow,
which will cause fearful distress, al
though clothing and supplies of all kinds
are beginning to arrive in ample quanu-
ties from Genoa. Tents for the refugees
are being erected end volunteers for such
parties arr plentiful. The activity Of the
GenOese is beyond praise. A boy YVES en-
tOmbed three days and was rescued un-
hurt in bed. No .ody enters a house
when he is able 10 obtain shelter else
where. Only the new and we'll built
houses are habitable.
THE WORST YET TO CoNIE.
VIENNA, Feb. 2s-M. Fubb predicts
that the earthquake shocks will continue
and be accompanied OF terrific storms.
He mentions March and "a, April and
8, and the middle of September and Octo-
Der as the dates upon which the worst
shocks msy be expected.
PICTURESQUE MENToNR CONDEMNED.
ROME, Feb. 2S-M. Flameron has
written an article in which he SAYS that
the continuance OF minor shocks Is like ly
A chasm has opened in the ground near
Nice from which stream OF hot, muddy
water bubbles up. Portions of the coast
have sunk and other portions have risen
A stiff wind is blowing at Mentone max
ing it dangerous to walk about. HUI
oIeds of visitors from distance have ar
rived there, being impelled by curiosity.
The building Inspectors have condemned
two thirds of picturesque old Mentone.
CANNES SETTLING DOWN AGAIN.
PARIS, Feb. S-Cennes has resumed
its usual appearance. The town has 1000
more inhabitants than it had before the
earthquake and refugees are still arriv-
ing there. Government architects have
examined the principal buildings and
found that little damage was done. The
Mayor of the town announces on the au-
thorily of scientists that there viii be no
recurrence Of the shock. Some houses
Eat B0uilion have fallen down owing to
damages sustained during the shocks.
In several places springs have become
turbid.